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Across
Number | Clues | Answers |
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1 | Friend of d’Artagnan | ATHOS |
6 | Turning point | CUSP |
10 | Organ array | PIPES |
15 | Cunning | WILY |
19 | Didn’t lose a game | SWEPT |
20 | Site of Italy’s Festival of Festivals, featuring local food and wine | ASTI |
21 | Parting from 1-Across | ADIEU |
22 | Managed care gps. | HMOS |
23 | Interface on old computers | SERIAL PORT |
25 | Crossing with a charge | TOLL BRIDGE |
27 | Crab in space | NEBULA |
28 | Whenever you want | AT WILL |
30 | Carpenter’s supply | LUMBER |
31 | Herbie of jazz | MANN |
33 | Cuts back | PARES |
34 | Debatable claim | ESP |
35 | Repeated word in the Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” | GAS |
38 | Suffolk slammer | GAOL |
40 | Diarist Anaïs | NIN |
41 | Landing flight paths | PATTERNS |
46 | Camera setting | AUTO |
48 | Violinist awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1992 | ISAAC STERN |
51 | TD Garden skater | BRUIN |
52 | Southern accent feature | DRAWL |
54 | Long-necked wader | EGRET |
55 | 128-Across’ __ Vecchio | PONTE |
57 | __-Caps: candy | SNO |
58 | Rights advocacy gp. | ACLU |
59 | German article | DER |
60 | 18th-century lexicographer Johnson | SAMUEL |
61 | Thrice, in Rx’s | TER |
62 | Taproom containers | KEGS |
64 | Intend that one will | AIM TO |
67 | “Top Hat” star | ASTAIRE |
69 | Procure | GET |
70 | Longest serving Secretary of State, 1933-’44 | CORDELL HULL |
74 | Many desktops | PCS |
75 | One getting on in years | OLDSTER |
77 | Ice cream serving | SCOOP |
78 | Actor Baldwin | ALEC |
80 | Okra unit | POD |
81 | Puts on the books | ENACTS |
84 | Fed. benefits agency | SSA |
86 | Student stressor | EXAM |
88 | “__ we good?” | ARE |
89 | “Ditto” | ME TOO |
90 | Summer refreshers | ICEES |
92 | Start of an acting career, ideally | DEBUT |
94 | Nouveau __ | RICHE |
96 | Longest-serving Republican senator, 1977-2019 | ORRIN HATCH |
99 | Location | SITE |
100 | Parting words | TAKE CARE |
102 | The first of two T’s, in a familiar sequence | TUE |
103 | Flue residue | SOOT |
105 | Trawler’s tool | NET |
106 | Caribbean export | RUM |
107 | Wet dips | SWIMS |
109 | Secured, in a way | TIED |
111 | Actress Lansbury | ANGELA |
114 | Nova __ | SCOTIA |
115 | Single-masted ships | SLOOPS |
119 | TV reporting VIP | NEWS ANCHOR |
121 | Gesture of respect to a monarch | COURTLY BOW |
124 | Piece for two | DUET |
125 | Nursed, say | DRANK |
126 | Tolstoy’s Karenina | ANNA |
127 | Get hitched in haste | ELOPE |
128 | See 55-Across | ARNO |
129 | Lew in old films | AYRES |
130 | Foucault with a pendulum | LEON |
131 | Candy mogul H.B. __ | REESE |
Down
Number | Clues | Answers |
---|---|---|
1 | PGA part: Abbr. | ASSN |
2 | So precious, in Penzance | TWEE |
3 | Oregano, for one | HERB |
4 | Old den indulgence | OPIUM |
5 | “The Great Escape” setting | STALAG |
6 | Limit | CAP |
7 | “Operation Phone Home” gp. | USO |
8 | Sundress part | STRAP |
9 | “Mere” amount | PITTANCE |
10 | Like a good waiter | PATIENT |
11 | Beloved stars | IDOLS |
12 | Vitamin __ | PILL |
13 | Slender swimmer | EEL |
14 | Rental from a renter | SUBLET |
15 | Petulant complaint | WHIMPER |
16 | Source of film trivia | IMDB |
17 | Opera house section | LOGE |
18 | River of Flanders | YSER |
24 | Tropical veranda | LANAI |
26 | Region of industrial decline | RUST BELT |
29 | Watch holder | WRIST |
32 | Poked (around) | NOSED |
35 | Wander (about) | GAD |
36 | 2000s Saturn midsize model | AURA |
37 | Metaphor for an unfair advantage | STACKED DECK |
39 | Athletic shoe once endorsed by Paula Abdul | LA GEAR |
41 | Limo destination | PROM |
42 | Like yearbooks | ANNUAL |
43 | Simple home in the woods | RUSTIC CABIN |
44 | NorCal NFL team | NINERS |
45 | Keep a roomie awake, maybe | SNORE |
47 | Hooting young | OWLETS |
49 | Sure competitor | ARRID |
50 | Greener Living org. | EPA |
53 | Haul | LUG |
56 | Electric wheels | TESLA |
60 | Unassisted | SOLO |
63 | One of 20 in “Hamlet” | SCENE |
65 | Military meal | MESS |
66 | Help for a sad BFF | TLC |
68 | High points | APEXES |
69 | Latin carol word | GLORIA |
71 | Figure of speech? | ORATOR |
72 | Biblical prophet | HOSEA |
73 | Sports shockers | UPSETS |
75 | Eye-catching display | OP ART |
76 | SoCal wine valley | TEMECULA |
79 | Set the pace | LED |
82 | Center | CORE |
83 | Rocky peak | TOR |
85 | Knotted neckwear | ASCOT |
87 | Tone down, as a color | MUTE |
90 | Arctic people | INUIT |
91 | Like many reactions | CHEMICAL |
93 | Vietnam New Year | TET |
95 | Opening words eventually followed by clinking | HERE’S TO … |
97 | Inventor’s jubilant shout | IT WORKS! |
98 | Raise aloft | HOIST |
101 | Seyfried of “Mean Girls” | AMANDA |
104 | Employee in a cage | TELLER |
107 | Tea go-with | SCONE |
108 | Rhône tributary | SAONE |
110 | Professor Challenger’s creator | DOYLE |
111 | Forever __ day | AND A |
112 | Nerve: Pref. | NEUR- |
113 | Tony-winning Verdon of “Damn Yankees” | GWEN |
114 | __-Pei: dog breed | SHAR |
116 | Wind ensemble member | OBOE |
117 | Bursts | POPS |
118 | Popeye’s __’Pea | SWEE |
120 | Shed a tear | CRY |
122 | Card game shout | UNO! |
123 | Got into the race | RAN |
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